Group 1: Economic Policy Measures - The Chinese government is focusing on boosting domestic demand by increasing the income of middle and low-income groups, promoting consumption, and expanding effective investment to strengthen the domestic economy [2][3] - A total of over 160 billion yuan has been allocated for consumption incentives, with additional funds to be released based on local payment progress [2] - The government plans to implement a childcare subsidy system and support key service sectors and the elderly care industry [2] Group 2: Investment Expansion - The government aims to include industrial software upgrades in the "two new" policy support framework and accelerate investments in consumer infrastructure and social sectors [3] - A new policy tool will be established to address capital shortages for project construction, with a project list for 2025 expected to be released by the end of June [3] - The government is also focusing on creating a unified national market and clearing market access barriers to support private enterprises and foreign trade [3] Group 3: Monetary Policy - The People's Bank of China (PBOC) is enhancing macroeconomic regulation and using various monetary policy tools to support economic recovery [4][10] - The PBOC plans to implement a more proactive monetary policy, including potential interest rate cuts and maintaining liquidity [4][10] - Specific measures include increasing support for employment, foreign trade, and consumption, particularly in service sectors [4][5] Group 4: Support for Private Enterprises - The PBOC is committed to creating a favorable monetary environment for private enterprises, especially in light of challenges posed by U.S. tariffs [7][8] - Financial support measures for private enterprises will be enhanced, including expanding bond financing and improving access to diverse funding sources [7][8] - The PBOC will also promote a credit information sharing platform to address financing constraints faced by small and medium-sized enterprises [8] Group 5: Trade and Export Support - The government is taking steps to support foreign trade enterprises amid increasing risks, including U.S. tariffs [11][12] - The 137th Canton Fair saw participation from 224,000 foreign buyers, indicating strong international interest [11] - The Ministry of Commerce plans to expand export credit insurance and enhance financing support for foreign trade enterprises [12]